National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch blamed the media for “creating” the “monsters” who commit mass shootings like the one at a Texas high school on Friday.

“The media has got to stop creating more of these monsters by oversaturation,” Loesch said on NRATV Friday, just hours after a deadly shooting at Santa Fe High School claimed 10 lives.

“I’m not saying don’t responsibly report on things as they happen,” she continued. “Look, I understand it. But constantly showing the image of the murderer, constantly saying their name is completely unnecessary.”

"#MSM has got to stop creating more of these monsters by oversaturation. I'm not saying don't responsibly report on things as they happen. I understand it. But constantly showing the image of the murderer, constantly saying their name, is completely unnecessary." —@DLoesch#NRApic.twitter.com/9GjK3sLrDr